For questions about INBT's education programs contact: Camille Mathis / cmathis@jhu.edu / 410-516-6572
INBT has a unique model for training future researchers, from the undergraduate through the postdoctoral level, at the interface between nanoscience and medicine. This includes traditional lecture courses, laboratory courses, professional development seminars, peer-to-peer teaching, and communications workshops. Students are co-advised by faculty from both the physical sciences/engineering and the biological sciences/medicine.
To broaden the practical training for Master of Science and Engineering (MSE) students in the Whiting School of Engineering, INBT collaborates with major industry partners to offer a Co-Op opportunity to incoming MSE students in the Materials Science and Engineering and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering programs. Learn more
The Institute for NanoBioTechnology at Johns Hopkins University offers undergraduate students from colleges and universities around the country a chance to participate in research projects in the exciting and rapidly growing area of nanobiotechnology, a place where biology, medicine, and nanoscience meet. Learn more
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